Adam Vaughan is a writer.
There are more electric cars for public charging in the UK now than there were a year ago.
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The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders says that access to publicly available charging points for plug-in cars is going backwards in the UK. The chief executive of the trade body said yesterday that the solution is for the UK government to set a mandate for charging infrastructure, similar to the mandate car makers will face from 2024 on what percentage of their car sales must be electric.
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